Upcoming Meetings

A message board is now also available primarily for use by the U.S GLOBEC Georges Bank Program participants. The contents of the message board are moderated by the Data Management Office (DMO) and contain information and announcements (other than meeting announcements) of potential interest to our program. If you wish to have something placed on the message board or this upcoming meetings page, please contact the DMO via electronic mail.

Information about the U.S. GLOBEC Georges Bank Data Workshops is also available on-line.

  • Posted:June 1, 2008 - Pull: July 1, 2008

    U.S. GLOBEC Georges Bank Principal Investigators' Meeting

    The U.S. GLOBEC Georges Bank Phase 4B SI meeting will take place on June 23, 2008 in the WHOI Carriage House. This meeting (see agenda) will bring together the funded PIs from the U.S. GLOBEC 4B phase of the Georges Bank program.

    Registration will be accomplished by completing this online form.

  • Posted:October 1, 2007 - Pull: June 23, 2008

    Advances in Marine Ecosystem Modelling Research Symposium

    *The Plymouth Marine Laboratory is please to announce that online abstract submission for the second AMEMR symposium is now open *
    *The closing date is the 18th January 2008*

    For further details see http://www.amemr.info/

    Advances in Marine Ecosystem Modelling Research Symposium

    Plymouth
    June 23rd - 26th 2008     Following on from the success of AMEMR 2005, the Plymouth Marine Laboratory is pleased to announce that the second Advances in Marine Ecosystem Modelling Symposium is scheduled to be held in Plymouth in June 2008.

    Modelling provides a key scientific technique by which we can elucidate the workings of the marine system and predict its evolution in both the short and long term. The symposium is being convened as a forum for presentation and discussion of all aspects of model based marine ecosystem research, encompassing numerical, conceptual, mathematical and statistical approaches. We are particularly keen that this symposium will contribute to the next generation of model based exploration by providing scientists and students an opportunity to discuss and contrast recent advances, outstanding problems and future requirements.

    Initial plans are that the symposium will be run in plenary session with keynote speakers providing summaries and challenges to selected topics. Contributed papers will be 15 - 20 minutes in length including discussion. Posters will be displayed through out the meeting and will be the subject of a dedicated session.

    The symposium will be held at the Sherwell Centre, University of Plymouth. The Sherwell Conference Centre offers two, spacious, custom-built lecture halls with extensive AV facilities one with 290 seats whilst the other has 280 seats.

    Key Dates

    Call for abstracts: September 2007
    Submittal Deadline: 18 January 2008
    Author Notification: March 2008
    Schedule posted: April 2008
    Registration will open in January 2008

    We look forward to seeing you in Plymouth in June

    Icarus Allen, Jerry Blackford

    Contributed from J.R. Morgan via email dated October 1, 2007, 11:19AM